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Bolder
Sometimes, we do not heal. We just get used to the pain we think it is gone.
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WHEN I read through my mother’s book Incongruous, I have encountered several rare cases of the mutation’s side effects depending on the chemical composition of the host. With her sample subjects, she has recorded those that have the peculiar muscular strength that could only be paralleled with a force of a fully-swung wrecking ball. On the other hand, others developed highly-sensitive senses, extremely analytic intelligence, and others have become bound with the elements of the earth as they possessed surreal abilities to communicate with either of water, metals, or the earth. Most of them, on the other hand, stayed to their classical modification—poorly-concluded evolution of awkward wings a
